Milestone Checker by Age

Milestones are the skills most children have by a certain age: rolling, babbling, walking, sharing, counting. Every child gets there on their own timetable, and a milestone list is a way to notice and celebrate, not a test to pass.

How it works

Enter your child's age and the checker shows the milestones typical by the nearest stage, grouped into movement, speech and language, social and emotional, and thinking. It also previews the next stage so you know what to look forward to. The ages are the ones used in Bheeli's own milestone tracker, drawn from the WHO and CDC developmental milestone guidance.

Questions parents ask

My child hasn't reached a milestone for their age. Should I worry?

Usually not. The ages are when MOST children have a skill, not the latest healthy age. A single missing skill is rarely significant; a pattern of several across areas, losing a skill they had, or not responding to sounds and faces are the things to mention to your doctor.

Are milestones different for premature babies?

Until about 2 years, use corrected age (actual age minus the weeks born early) when comparing.

How do I keep track over time?

Bheeli's milestone tracker keeps every skill your child reaches, with a photo of the moment and a shareable keepsake, and it suggests activities for the next skill.

Sources

• WHO Motor Development Study: windows of achievement for six gross motor milestones
• CDC "Learn the Signs. Act Early." milestone checklists (2022 revision)

Bheeli offers general guidance, not medical advice.